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Social-proof blocks

Social-proof blocks build trust — star ratings, customer testimonials, press logos, headline numbers. They're the evidence that turns a visitor into a buyer.

The blocks

BlockWhat it puts on the page
RatingA star rating.
TestimonialA customer quote with attribution. Named and photographed testimonials carry far more weight than anonymous ones.
ChecklistRootA list of ticked items. Reads as "what you get" better than a plain bullet list.
ProgressBarA filled bar showing progress toward something — a goal, a course, a funding target.
IconGridRootA grid of icons with labels — the usual way to show features or benefits.

What happens — and what doesn't

  • These blocks hold content you provide — a testimonial's text, a stat's number, the logos in a bar.
  • A StatStrip or IconGrid lays out several items in a row; you fill each slot.
  • TrustBadges show security or guarantee signals near a buy action, where confidence matters most.
  • Styling follows your theme, so proof blocks match the rest of the page.
Where does a testimonial's text come from?

You provide it. Social-proof blocks hold content you enter — the testimonial quote, the reviewer's name, a star rating — laid out in a consistent design.

What's a good place for trust badges?

Near a buy action. Trust badges — security and guarantee signals — reassure buyers right where they decide to purchase.

What this screen looks like in every state

StateWhen you'll see itWhat you see, and what to do
EmptyYou haven't created anything here yet“No pages found” — with a shortcut to create the first one. Nothing is wrong; there's just nothing to show yet.
LoadingThe screen is fetching your dataA skeleton in the shape of the finished page. It should be brief — if it persists, the load has failed rather than stalled.
ErrorThe data couldn't be loadedA message with a retry. Retry first: most of these are a dropped request, not a broken store. If it repeats, the outage is upstream and reloading won't help.
No accessYour role doesn't include this screenA permission notice instead of the page. An owner or admin can grant access under Settings → Team.

When something goes wrong

These are the messages this screen can show you, and what each one means.

If you seeWhat to do
"…" is reserved for a built-in store page (like cart or checkout). Choose a different slug.Retry the action. If it keeps happening, contact support with what you were doing.
Cannot delete the shop page.The change didn't save. Retry — if it keeps failing, the request isn't reaching the server.
Delete the product to remove this page.The change didn't save. Retry — if it keeps failing, the request isn't reaching the server.
Page title is required.A required field is blank. Fill it in and save again.
This page is protected and cannot be deleted.The change didn't save. Retry — if it keeps failing, the request isn't reaching the server.